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Eurasia Sports plans Irish market entry with 3et sportsbook

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Eurasia Sports plans to enter Ireland with its 3et sportsbook after obtaining a licence from the Irish Revenue Commissioners. The operator says the brand will target value-focused bettors, initially offering markets including major US sports and top-tier football; it has indicated Ireland will be a test for wider European expansion in 2027.

The licence enables 3et to offer its sportsbook in Ireland as responsibility for gambling oversight transitions to the GRAI.

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GRAI requires online and telephone betting operators to hold licences from 1 July

Ireland's Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) says operators offering betting online or by telephone must hold a GRAI licence from 1 July 2026. The authority says casino games, slot machines, lotteries and other games of chance or skill are excluded from this initial requirement and will be licensed later. It also lists consumer protections and enforcement powers under the Gambling Regulation Act 2024.

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